The bathroom was the first place I truly settled — hot water, a clear counter, and the small practical comforts that make a long travel day feel finished. I moved slowly, which is how I like to arrive anywhere that promises rest.
Morning came gently. Breakfast on my stay felt abundant and unhurried — the kind of spread where you fill a plate, sit down, and stop rushing. Guests rave about the food here, and I understood why; it set a friendly tone for the day.
One small honest annoyance: parts of the room read a touch dated beside the sparkle of the public spaces. Spotless, yes — just not newly renovated everywhere. It never spoiled the comfort, but I noticed it.
The room itself
What I noticed first was space and a bed that invited an early night. Light came in softly; the view was open prairie quiet rather than city glitter. For a 3-star stay it felt generous, especially if you value being able to spread out.
Was it worth it? Qualitatively, yes — for warmth of staff, cleanliness, and that self-contained ease of having dining, pool, and gaming close by. I would send couples and friends who want a cosy getaway without needing a downtown address. I would not send someone hunting for cutting-edge design or a walkable urban neighbourhood; this is a destination you drive to, then settle into.